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    This document provides guidance on how to offer and accept help or services in both formal and informal situations. It includes example phrases to offer help formally such as "Would you like me to..." or "Can I help you?" and more informally such as "Cake?" or "Have some cake." Examples are also given for how to accept ("Yes, please") or refuse ("No, thank you") an offer politely. The document instructs learners to practice offering and accepting help through role plays and presents sample dialogues for practice. It assigns creating and presenting an original dialogue offering a service as homework.

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    This document provides guidance on how to offer and accept help or services in both formal and informal situations. It includes example phrases to offer help formally such as "Would you like me to..." or "Can I help you?" and more informally such as "Cake?" or "Have some cake." Examples are also given for how to accept ("Yes, please") or refuse ("No, thank you") an offer politely. The document instructs learners to practice offering and accepting help through role plays and presents sample dialogues for practice. It assigns creating and presenting an original dialogue offering a service as homework.

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    KD 3.1 Expression of Offering A Help or Service 0k

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    This document provides guidance on how to offer and accept help or services in both formal and informal situations. It includes example phrases to offer help formally such as "Would you like me to..." or "Can I help you?" and more informally such as "Cake?" or "Have some cake." Examples are also given for how to accept ("Yes, please") or refuse ("No, thank you") an offer politely. The document instructs learners to practice offering and accepting help through role plays and presents sample dialogues for practice. It assigns creating and presenting an original dialogue offering a service as homework.

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    EXPRESSION OF OFFERING A SERVICE / HELP

    KD:3.1
    with Mr. Sumardi

    A. Formal Offering
    B. Informal Offering
    Formal Offering
    • Would you like … (noun) + to infinitive?
    • Would you like + to infinitive?
    • Could I offer you … (noun)?
    • Would you mind + V.ing (gerund)?
    • Can I + infinitive?
    • May I help yuo?
    • What can I do for you?
    • What if I take you .... +
    • Should I + infinitive?
    • Must I + infinitive?
    Informal Offering
    • What can I get for you?
    • Wont you have a cake?
    • Have some cakes.
    • Cake, please.
    • Cake?
    • Like one?
    How to Accept Offering?
    • Thank you
    • Thanks
    • Yes, please
    • That’s very kind of you
    • Are you serious?
    • I’d like it very much
    • Thank you. I would …
    • That would be very nice
    • I’m pleased to do that
    • With pleasure
    How to Refuse Offering?
    • No. thank you
    • No. thanks
    • Not for me, thanks
    • No, I really won’t thank you
    • I’d like to, but I can’t
    • I am afraid, I can’t thanks anyway
    • It would be a great pleasure to … but I’m
    afraid
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    Get attention and decide the offering
    expression next dialogue!
    • Activity 1
    • Dani : Can I help you on your new project?
    • Budi : I have a need for help with writing and with the computer
    work. Which would you prefer?
    • Dani : I want to help with both.
    • Budi : That would be wonderful. Sometimes we will be working
    together and sometimes independently. Would that be OK?
    • Dani : Most of the time that is what I prefer.
    • Budi : We start on Monday. Can you be there?
    • Dani : I am not sure yet.
    • Budi : I need your information before the meeting.
    • Dani : I will do that.
    • Budi : I will enjoy working with you. Have a great day.
    Do the exercise well!
    • a. Complite the following dialog!
    • 1. Man : You look busy today. Many things to do?
    • Woman : Yeah. I have to find many articles from the internet about
    education.
    • Man : …..
    • Woman : Thank you.
    • 2. Lamto : I think. You will be difficult to get the bus home. … you home?
    • Indah : Oh. Thank you. It’s very kind of you.
    • 3. Danar: The room is hot enough. … ?
    • Yunus : Thank you very much.
    • 4. Mustafa : Have a lunch with me please. I bring it.
    • Dewi : …. I also bring a lunch myself.
    • 5. Yushak : May I … ? You look thirsty.
    • Nanda : ….
    Home Task
    Make a dialogue with offering a
    service (in pair) and present it in
    front of the class room!
    See You And Good Bye ….

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